The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Cotton cloth embroidered with a King's crown with the British and Australian flags on either side. The crown is surrounded by a green wreath and two scrolls, one at the top and one at the bottom. These scrolls contain the words 'FOR ENGLAND HOME AND BEAUTY/AUSTRALIA WILL BE THERE'
Associated with 6311 Private Alfred Samuel Smart. Smart enlisted on 6 April 1916 and served with 19 Battalion. He returned to Australia on 30 January 1918.
Formal studio portrait of 6311 Private (Pte) Alfred Samuel Smart, of Coledale, NSW, who served with 13th Battalion. Pte Smart enlisted on 6 April 1916 and embarked from Sydney on 9 September 1916 abo
Artificial silk handkerchief bound with green edging. The upper left corner is embroidered with the words ' Souvenir de France' below a violet. Surrounding the flower are the flags of Russia, the Unit
Cotton scarf printed with the music and words of the national anthems of Britain, France, Belgium and Russia in the corners. Each anthem is surrounded with that nation's flag and headed by an image of
Framed satin and long stitch embroidery on a cream cotton base depicting centrally a King's crown in yellow, red white and blue with crossed Union Jack and blue Australian ensign, framed either side b
Patriotic souvenir embroidery on blue cotton sateen, mainly in red, white, blue and black couched longstitch. The top of the embroidery bears the words 'UNITED WE STAND', and a king's crown. There ar
Black cotton sateen backed with cotton organza. The badge of the Royal Flying Corps has been hand embroidered in grey, green, red, white and blue cotton diagonally across the centre of the cloth with
Rehabilitation embroidery, on a cream cotton repp ground, using white, blue, red and brown cotton embroidery thread in stem and long stitch. The embroidery shows a King's crown with crossed Union Flag
